Summary:

Every Believer has been called to be a servant; however, many are not interested in serving. Your indifference to service results in procrastination and unfaithfulness. Considering all
that God has done in your life, what are you doing for Him? How are you
serving God and His kingdom? By serving God, you demonstrate your
gratitude for all that He has done for you.

1. A lukewarm Christian has no zeal when it comes to serving God (Revelation 3:14-22).
   1. God’s goodness should propel you...

Summary:

Mankind is born with the tendency to think and act selfishly, but the agape love of God is deposited within his heart when he becomes born again. Once a Believer develops in love, power
becomes available, but walking in love is a process that requires
sacrifice and development.

1. Mankind is born with the tendency to be selfish.
   1. Human beings have stony hearts until they become born again (Ezekiel 36:26).
      1. The sin nature is present within every person until he or she becomes born again ...

Summary:

Many people in the body of Christ have become accustomed to doing as little as possible where church is concerned. They believe that attending services regularly and hearing the Word is
all that is required of them, so they don’t bother to volunteer or help
with the church’s needs. They simply don’t want to use their time to
serve the Lord. But this type of indifferent spirit leads you away from
carrying out the mission of the kingdom of God. Indifference is the
result of a lu...

Summary:

Indifference is a characteristic of a lukewarm Christian. To be indifferent is to be unconcerned and uninterested and to live in a neutral zone; content with present circumstances and
unmotivated to reach new goals. The danger of indifference is that it
causes spiritual deafness, positions a Believer among the congregation
of the dead, promotes dullness and eventually ends in prayerlessness.

1. The indifferent Believer lacks passion and zeal and becomes misinformed about God.
   1. After m...

Summary:

Characteristics of new Christians include being on fire for God and having an unquenchable zeal for the things of the Lord. Young Christians are eager to learn and to be involved in
everything their church has to offer. Unfortunately, over time, the fire
and zeal begin to fade and are replaced with complacency, lukewarm
feelings and indifference. It is time to rekindle the fire and continue
gaining knowledge of God, as well as being busy in the things of God.

1. Rekindle your fire f...